What is prime reality? What is the nature of the world      around you? What is a human being? What happens to a person at death? Why is it possible to know  anything at all? How do people know what is  right or wrong? What is the meaning of human history?

It is important to understand that the term “spirituality” has multiple interpretations. Spirituality is the search of meaning and purpose in life, as well as a connection with something bigger than ourselves. Spirituality can have a religious connection, but can also take other forms, like art, nature or relationships.

A belief in an all-powerful force or higher power that rules the universe is one possible definition of spirituality. It is usually associated with organized religion and involves certain prayers and rituals. Spirituality can be a source of comfort, guidance, and hope for many in difficult or uncertain times.

A second meaning of spirituality, however, is subjective and individualistic. The emphasis is on inner growth and experiences, including self-awareness and mindfulness. Spirituality can be seen as a way of exploring and understanding one’s own consciousness and inner world, and developing a deeper sense of compassion and empathy towards oneself and others.

The pluralist worldview acknowledges that human beings are complex and diverse in their beliefs and values. Pluralism acknowledges the diversity of human beliefs and values, as well as that each perspective has its own unique way to understand things. Pluralism emphasizes the importance of tolerance, respect, and dialogue between different cultures and worldviews, and it encourages people to learn from and appreciate each other’s perspectives.

Scientism is the opposite. It places great value on rationality and scientific knowledge. Scientism assumes that the science of the world is the most reliable way to understand the world, and all other methods are either irrelevant or superstitious. Scientism is a tendency to see the world through objective data and facts, while ignoring subjective feelings or values.

Postmodernism challenges modernist assumptions, including the idea of progress, rationality, and truth as universal. Postmodernism stresses the fluidity and diversity of experiences of people and their identities. It rejects the notion of one unified, universal worldview. In contrast, postmodernism urges individuals to challenge their beliefs and embrace ambiguity.

Now, let’s address the seven basic worldview questions:

1. Prime reality is what?

This question is answered differently by different worldviews. Some people believe that the prime reality of this world is a god or spiritual being who governs it. It is also a collection objective laws and facts of nature which can be studied by science. Prime reality can be a subjective interpretation or experience of the world for others.

2. What do you think the world is like?

Different worldviews will have different answers. Others see the world in terms of a material and physical entity which can be understood and studied through observation and experimentation. Some see the world in a metaphysical or spiritual way that is beyond the realm of the material. Others see the world more as an interpretation and perception based construct.

3. What is an human being?

Diverse worldviews hold different perspectives on what being human means. Some believe humans are created in the likeness of a god and given a purpose or destiny. Other people see humans as biological creatures that have evolved by natural selection. Some people see humanity as a social, cultural, and historical construct that’s shaped through language, history and ideology.